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Three Towns Locality Partnership – 20 June 2022
June 09th, 2022
All of our meetings are open to the public and all you have to do to contribute is speak to your local Community Representative about what you want to put forward. If you don’t know who your local Representative is please contact us and we will put you in touch with them. Three Towns Locality […]
Irvine Locality Partnership Meeting – 13 June 2022
June 08th, 2022
All of our meetings are open to the public and all you have to do to contribute is speak to your local Community Representative about what you want to put forward. If you don’t know who your local Representative is please contact us and we will put you in touch with them. Irvine Locality Partnership […]
Make Your Place Great!
May 12th, 2022
MAKE YOUR PLACE…GREAT! YOU ARE INVITED TO SHARE IDEAS FOR THE FUTURE OF YOUR TOWN Local communities in Largs, Saltcoats and Kilwinning are being invited to have their say and help shape the future of their town. As part of a pilot project North Ayrshire Council have selected Largs, Saltcoats and Kilwinning for the preparation […]
Vision for Trade – Annual Report
April 12th, 2022
The Vision for Trade annual report sets out steps taken to increase progress towards net zero through trade, while making it easier for businesses to access international markets.
Awareness raising of NHS rape and sexual assault service launched
April 12th, 2022
A marketing campaign has been launched to ensure people know about a dedicated national NHS service that offers choices in healthcare, forensic examination and support after a rape or sexual assault. The national service, will allow those aged 16 and over to self-refer for a forensic health examination at a Sexual Assault Response Coordination Service […]
The Promise Report
April 12th, 2022
CoSLA has published The Promise Report which highlights some of the work undertaken by councils, alongside their care experienced communities, so that our children grow up loved, safe and respected.
Scottish Parents’ Survey 2021 – children’s rights results
April 01st, 2022
Results from the Scottish Parents’ omnibus survey on play and children’s rights have been published. This involved surveying 1,004 parents of children and young people aged 0-17 across Scotland
Water Safety Action Plan
April 01st, 2022
A new Water Safety Action Plan details plans for new water safety promotions targeted at areas with a higher risk of drowning, roll-out of a drowning incident review scheme, lesson plans on water safety for pupils, continued development of the National Learn to Swim Framework and training for businesses and the public on how to […]
Fire and rescue framework 2022
April 01st, 2022
The Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland 2022 provides SFRS with strategic priorities and guidance on how to deliver progress. The overriding purpose of SFRS remains working with communities and partners to improve the safety and well-being of people throughout Scotland. The Framework also highlights the increasing impact of climate change with greater risks from […]
Institutionalising Participatory and Deliberative Democracy Working Group
April 01st, 2022
A report from Institutionalising Participatory and Deliberative Democracy Working Group has been published. It recommends how the Scottish Government’s ambition for change can be delivered to make Scotland’s democracy more participative and inclusive, and proposes next steps as it incorporates processes for participatory and deliberative democracy into the democratic system.
Keeping the Promise implementation plan
April 01st, 2022
The ‘Keeping The Promise Implementation Plan’ aims to significantly reduce the number of children in care. It outlines plans to introduce a national allowance for foster and kinship carers, provide a £200 grant each year for 16 to 25-year-olds with care experience and redesigning the Children’s Hearings System.
Persistent poverty stable
April 01st, 2022
A new report states that between 2016 and 2020, one tenth of people in Scotland were in persistent poverty after housing costs. Persistent poverty identifies individuals who live in relative poverty (have a household income of less than 60% of the UK median) for at least three years out of the last four.
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